Evidence suggests a watery past

Did China's Rover Zhurong Find Evidence of Water on Mars? Here's What We Know
A Chinese Mars rover may have found evidence of an ancient ocean on the arid Red Planet. According to a new paper in the journal Scientific Reports, China's Zhurong rover has discovered traces of special features that could indicate an ocean existed long ago around Mars' Utopia Planitia region—located in its Northern Hemisphere.
China’s rover uncovers compelling evidence of 3.5 billion-year-old Mars ocean
China’s Zhurong rover has found compelling evidence of a shoreline from a short-lived ancient ocean on Mars. This new evidence is lending credence to the theory that Mars was once a water world.
Mars' ancient ocean: Evidence suggests a watery past
Chinese scientists have hypothesised that a vast ocean might once have existed on the surface of Mars. This further proves that the Red Planet was not always a barren desert. Scientists say the ocean could have existed approximately 3.
China’s Martian Rover May Have Just Found Signs of a Massive, Ancient Ocean on Mars
Mars might still have some recently discovered seismic activity, but it is still very much considered mostly a dead planet. However, while humanity’s rovers have yet to discover any definitive signs of life on the Martian surface,
Mars Rover Finds Evidence of an Ancient Ocean on The Red Planet
A Chinese rover has found new evidence to support the theory that Mars was once home to a vast ocean, including tracing some ancient coastline where water may once have lapped, a study said Thursday.
Evidence of ancient Martian ocean challenges arid past
Chinese scientists have proposed the hypothesis that a vast ocean might have once existed on the surface of Mars. This further proves that the Red Planet has not always been a barren desert. According to scientists,
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Mars in green? This is the new discovery that has NASA amazed at our neighboring planet
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